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Oar remarks in lust Tuesday's Post,
upon a paragraph, copied from an Aboli
tion paper, reassuring its readers that
Mrs. Lincoln was preparing for a:t utiusu
ally gaywiotcr, appear to have aroused
the indignant gallantry ot one of the
“ gifted m ; ndßV belonging to the Cvinmer
cial printing company. We d- not r»
member haviug written anything at all
objectionable ; certainly nothing so ina«l
missible as the abolition of
the determination to t-xelude persons with
“ large feet and coarse boots” trom the
privilege of the coming series ot Presiden
tial entertainments. After two days re*
flection, however, the gallant and gifted
person alluded to, comes to the rescue ,
and, as is usual in sach cases, whore there
is no defense required, he oniy succeeds
in writing himself “an ass.” He com
mences his defence ot Mrs. Lincoln from
an imaginary assault, by quoting the to!
lowing lines of singling verse :
“ That hkid wd» lajr hi* hand up.n a wuiLau,
Save in me way of Mminegfl, is a wretch.
"Whom 'twere yroae flattery to name a coward.' -
Those who read our remarks which cal
led forth this quotation, will at once see
how hard was the Commercial's condition
for something to bay; no wouder the
writer considered his subject for two days.
Beaidee, this “ gifted mind ” is at fault in
quoting the iineo of Tobin at all ; fur, it
was said ot that Hover dramatist, that he
was shamefully addicted to the practice,
which he. in hia play, makes the Duke
Aranza so pointedly condemn. We trust
that no one of the “ gifted minds' about
the Commercial :s guilty like proceed
ings.
The Commercial as it pr-*-- e.-ds lr.,m
Tobin’s blank verso, 10 its own powerful
prose, grows more serious, in reply to
our statement that Mrs, Lincoln had been
enjoying ‘‘the sweet, amiable, virtuous
and instructive society" of the modest ana
retiring Mrs. James Gordon Bennett, and
also that of the fashionable Chevalier
Ws'eoff, cur neighbor indignantly in
quires, “who told you that Mrs. ILnnett
was not a virtuous woman? ' And then
to cap the climax, the “gifted mind”
triumphantly exclaim j, “would not a
whipped spaniel be ashamedot such cow
ardly inuendoV Here we pause, and
acknowledge ourse!' cornered, “a whip
ped spaniel being ashamed c-f cowardly
innendo,” rather takes us, and we cry for
quarter.
Bat while upon oar knees may wo net
modestly venture to inquire what all the
Commercial s bluster and nonsense
me&DB ? DOG 3 not the gifted minds of
that establishment know, that theconbiLt
of their fair heroine has given scandal,
until papers of the respectability of the
New York Evening Pi-st, have hot.:, com
pelled to notice it l>o they nM know
that she has been r-bu Led for receiving
the visits of Wykofk, a notorious adven
turer and 7V/«n whom th j Evening Post
declares is shunned by all respectable
New York society it they do not know
these things, we will pardon their igno
rance, but if they do they only show their
want of a proper appreciation of public
journalism when they attempt to gloss
over each unprecedented proceedings.
Mrs. Lincoln's preparations for unusual
gaiety and folly is reprehensible, and if
she is determined to persist in it she and
her set must not expect to escape the lash
of ridicule. The coun try is not in con
dition for the carryings on of the Wr
koff’s at the White House ; and reasona
ble objection, to that National establish-;
meet being prostituted to such persons’
purposes, will not be construed by sensi
ble people into laying “violent hands upon
a woman, 11
But the Commercial's bluster may be
intended for the atmosphere of Washing
ton : it may have a poiot to make at head
quarter?. ; ii so it has put its buncorae on
too thick ;it won’t stick Like all toad
ies the Commercial bows too low . but lo
matter if thrift wiii follow fawning
THE COMMERCIAL PRIXTT9TG CO.
The managers of this concera appear to
think that the proper tone ot a public
journal is an admixture of falsehood and
ruffianism, rhis arises trr,oi its irrespon
sible character, every literary loafer and
political quack, who desires to see him
self in print, having access 10 its columns. I
In its issue yesterday it contain**, a lead
ing article in relation to the Fo.it, of
which the following ib a specimen : 1
**JBFreRS 'NcUnouore.l slavery. th» Po*t mu
port* ‘t- H® believed that a moionty should
rule, the Post counsel dis-bedicrea to tho wid ot
the m*joritp, He believed the p*ople capable of
Kelf*fcoveTnmetit, the Po*t desires the cootiau
ance of an institution h-ildinc vast political
power from the representation of what its party
men Jefpkbson- aided in
buildup up yur 1 cion, i.nv , would unly re
store tht I monui-on condition!-."
Here are jus; four naked and uiiblußh
ing falsehoods, which il,. . .-i.dcra of t h..
Post will at ~006 discern. ih. /Wthinks
of slavery precisely as Mr. J kfferson- did,
and an in relation t:i the I'niou and the
right cl majorities to goreni
VgRV SO it It Y.
Wo iuqu re Id there „i.y .uriiry under the
Sle ,'l r °“ r own where such a sheer <ihe
r*o.r)wu d not have been ouppre--eod, and it
conductors imprisoned, fined or banished? No!
not one; and when our country reqtrrs ‘ill its
strength and resource, to toake head arrainst r.-
! l ioo. W-are aim St sorry that oars nan
exception Lammerun /.
Whnt enrrow can comp-.rn with thine
oh, Nathanikl, oniy lined, imprisoned
banishi d. Ayutbing hut banishment. W,
caurn.i lav.- thee “ g i Ul ,l QllLl j ■■
I'Ue Tlieatr^
Mu. EniTull : M lav •, I 11-
i - 1 > ■ * Un‘ IrtdtPH woo
have veiled the theaire during tho engage,
tnent of Vestvali, express :hem\ .i v ,j sa .
isfied in the manage men. emitting lbtr
Regent's ball in the second act'of the
Duke's motto, and also the programme ol
performance. These ommisaions they do
not particularly complain of. although
they are the most interesting portions of
the play. They do leei nmazed, however,
at receiving what one styles “too much
pork fer a shilling,' 1 namely an exhibi
tion occasioned by n very low neck dress,
worn by one whose rotundity an<f plump
titndegeem to engage much of her atten
tion. When seated upon the imaginary
bank, in the gipsy scene, this exhibition
1* rather striking ; too much so (or the
gaze of all save old-'a-c.ij q
POST.
From the Kow Yor!; \V. rid.
The Punishment of Treason The
Case of Wm. T. Smithson
Last Saturday our Washington dispaich
es contained the following item of mwj
concerning Mr. William T. Smithson, a
person laU-ly engaged in the banking and
exchange business in that city-'
Adjutant-General's (Jflu i i
Washington, Nov. li. i
William I'. Smithson, convicted l»v thi
general court martial cf holding corres
pondence with the enemy, in vtolaiiou of
the fifty seventh article oi war, and nf
; giving intelligence to the enemy in vi-'!a
non of (be same article, has been rci,
tenc.-d lo be confined in the peuiumtiary
at Albany. New York, or in such other
place sc the Secretary of War may direct,
tor the t-rm ot five years. The sentence
lias hem approved by the President, mid
il c Si-crrtary of War has designated Al
bany, N w York, as the place of coufim-
E. D. Townskm.,
Assistant Adjutant General.
Our radical contemporaries have been
able to discover in this circumstance the
evidence of great energy in the War De
partment, and have awarded Mr. Stantou
such praise as must, with those who can
perceive its fitness, go far to atone for the
absence of energy in the purely military
operations c f the war.
For oi.r parts we can see in this per
fortnanc * ouly one more crime committed
by Secretary StantOD and President Lin
coln against the Constitution and the laws
which they have sworn to support. The
fat and comfortable secretary will jeer at
this reminder of hia solemn oath. The
President will tell a story which the alia
6ion recalls : but Time does nut halt to
give them security, and a day is hastening
when they wiii not jeer at Aheir perjuries,
and will not be able to evade the laws
which they have broken and Bcoifed.
Ui \\ m. T. Smithson’s guilt or innocence
w f knuw nothing. He is a citizen ot
Washington, convicted by the general
court-martial of holding correspondence
with and giving intelligence to the enemy,
in violation of the fifty-seventh article of
war. which prescribes death -,r a leas
punishment, as the penalty of that offence
We will not discuss the question of his
innocence, but grant at once that he com
mitted the offences charged against him,
\Se assert, moreover, that if his guilt won
established in the proper courts of law, in
spite cl his every effort under the ;orms
and protection of law to rebut the proof o!
LjS gum, then five years in the peniti-n
tiary is too light a punishment. li*-
should futier death. It was treason, and
nothing short of treason. He owed el!e
giance to the United States: he gave u:-j
and comfort to the .enemy, and for that
crime Congress has prescribed the penalty
of a deserved death.
Again, if Mr. Smithson had belonged to
the army in any capacity, high or low.
and had been proved, in a general ,spurt
martial, guilty of the crime of whfah he
was charged—giving intelligence lo the
enemy thqn he should not have been let
off with a few years in thp penitentiary,
he should have been sentenced to a\d
suffered death. The articles of war, au
thorized by Congress, give courts n.urtoP
each power, and it is essential to the
cessfnl prosecution of any ■. ar.
Bur Mr. Smithson, innocent orgml'y.
was a Citizen, and not a soldier. N.-
soldier, he was not therefore amenable
to the fifty-seventh of the articles of war.
which are for the Government of those
who belong to the armies of th«* Uuiii-d
State?. Just as in the case of Mr. Yal
landigbam, the Administration cuts cr..~s
wiße over all the forms and securities ot
law, giving the gnilty th» luck of punish
ment c escape, and robbing the inno
of their righteous and full defense.
Again we repeat, grant that Mr.
son is guilty. Grant that he had tom«u = i
ted treason and is only tosnffer live
in the Albany penitentiary for a crime
which hia life cannot erpiatt- • —the crime
of which Secretary Stanton sod President
Lincoln have been guilty ,» a more f/.al
subversion of the Liter and -pint uf i.-.r
Supreme law. it i? the crime iu:a :.?t
Yallandigham again repeated. Th“'- it
wa-i against a man innocent of treason or
any crime known to our l&ws Now ; -
agaii.st a man perhaps guilty c-t lU- high
est crime known to our laws. Hut it’m
the same crime—unpardonable ::i ruler-
It is the sapping of the foundation wl
public safety, by those most trustrd to
preserve and defend them. It ir treach
ery in the head of the State.
Is any reader so little acquainted will,
the history and laws of hie country as lo
regard this as strained language— as too
severe comment upon the action ot the
executive officers, engaged in carrying
on a war Well, we want the war to sac"'
ceed as much as Mr. Lincoln wants it to
but we don’t want the punishment of reb
els for violating the Conetitntion to be hir
or any one else’s excuse for doing the
same thing in ways less assailable because
more incidious, less punishable because
less ojtin ; but not lees wicked, not less
fatal to all those civil and personal rights
which the Constitution guarantees.
But our language is not strained our
view of tLia matter is not —we neg
assure our sensitive radical friends ~ L-,
have such keen noses tor disloyally
no; in the least disloyal. Our view o:
the matter is the same which Congress
once decided to take. Our language If
tame compared to that in which Daniel
Webster (who is said to have known what
was constitutional and loyal I once per
suaded Congress to the same conclusions.
The debate occurred in 1814. when Mr"
Webster was representing New Hampsh.re
m the House, on a resolution which he
denounced as an attempt to change ! he
forum for the trial of treason from civil' io
military tribunals. Said he :
•‘What is the nature of these cases to,
wh,. h it is deemed uecpseary to provide
military punishment V Are the/ 1,0! cases
of treason V It is said tofcrmatioi; ha?
been communicated to the enetrr,, vrrv
material to him, respecting the t i-'-r’-vt
of our own forces, by citizens of the
( nited States. Do gentlemen 7111,0°
that this act * * * is not triM-oii "
Is not this giving to the enemy aid ami
comfott. May it not be in many oases
tbo most important service which can be
rendered him ? Certainly, sir, all su, I,
offenses as gentlemen have mentioned sr.-
provided for by law, and adequate penal
lies annexed to Ihe commission The
sim;.!e question before 11s is, whether we
wit! sooeider the propriety of taking the
power o! trying for these offenses from
the 1 .-.arts of law, where the Constitution
baa pia.-rd it, and confer it on the m,le
tary. A, r , Me proposition strikes me as
monstrous
Pre,iden‘ Lincoln and Secretary Stan
ton have act paused to consider of the tak
icg away of the trial for treason front civil
to military tribunals They have simple
taken it away without considering or
panstPß. If Mr. Webster could call th„
dallving with the supreme taw “mor.-
what shall we cell iu o nen sub-
version ?
I ‘ i c-aunot consent to entertain the con*
| «itlt rati.m of it even for a moment, it
goes to destroy the plainest conatittitionai
provisions. Ifit should prevail. I should
not hesitate to pronounce it a most cn<>y
mous stride of usurpation."
it has prevailed by the dictnm of
ext-catiwe —not even preceded by such
act of Congress as Mr. Webster ihn.n
denounced. Then is Mr. Lincoln guilty,
or not godly, of a most enormoas stride of
usurpation ?
If ar, y Civil of competent antbcriiv
snoud now issue n w ; t /- t z. _i, „
and caUM, Wp. T.-^ h^
Albany penitentiary and into h.o presence
for the purpose ot an inquiry i nto the
caaee ofiuß commitment, we can imagine
the thunders of impotence and the profan
lty which would issne from Mr. Stanton’s
private office, and we can foresee thevials
of wrath with which the radical press
would asperse such a jndge, and Governor
Seymour, if he should back the lawful jn-
THE PITTSBURGH HOST: SATtTftnA v
- ?AUJRDW MORNING, NOVEMBER M,
! ‘ u : ". v W: *h all needful force.
' a: "\ '■ aiiuw also fiaw Daniel
W r-Uv'rr would have regarded such a pro
»r'i I lit:, . il-is ie bis language :
‘Mhd gemlvinai, from Georgia
I n»t;p' observed (hat when persons had
be.-n apprehended lor offenses they had
been rescued .by habeas corpus', issued by
thenvil magistrate. Aid we are to de-
whether it be not proper for us to
prevent the delivers of ihn citizens of this
country from illegal arrest aud imprison
Di* nL by th.: interposition cf their great
ClVlf ' : iur i.\Lrtl remedy, their writ of habeas
corpus* Constitution contains no
pr l n?!or. iMvm valuable, it makes no in
junoiiuii more direct an J imperative than
ret pKimg Inals tor treason and the
benrh’s of: Lo habeas corpus. Treason is
not le t to be defined, eveu by the highest
courts of law. It was foreseen that, in
tunes of cciumolion, victims might be sac
rificed to constructive treason; that doc
trine which. ,-i otner places and other
tuutfo. has rhtd a o much innocent’blood,
and whu-h brought Algernon Sydney to
the nChtkdd. Ihe Constitution, therefore,
detines ireason, and prescribes the mode
(>. pivot. But what is there in the worst
cases ot coustrnction of treason that can
be compared, iu point of enormity, to the
proposi' >on tiow before ua? This is not to
give a la iiud“ of construction to thejudge ;
it is to take the cause away from thejudge
ivnu curry it to the camp. Instead of indict
ment, arraignment, and trial, it proposse
the summary process ot martial law. If the
propop’.Mon should pass into a law, it
takes away the constitutional definition
ol ih.-i.tlr-n?-': it takes away the prescrib
ed .>t jneof ; it takes away the trial
by jury , n. iakrn away the civil tribunal
and establishes the military. On a reso-
Ituioo this sort I cannot believe the
House will consent to deliberate.”
V\ about deliberation and without pause,
without so much as the unconstitutional
authority ot a bad act of Congress, Pres*
iilent Lincoln and Secretary Stanton
h:wv thus broken down another bulwark
1 -”d liberties. No American cit
o t now less likely than before,
• ,r i“ ! jur of his need, to nave the se
c.l riiy ■ f the court of justice and the
trial by jury. The Constitution declares
that no person, not of the army or the
n.ihiia in actual service, shall be held to
answer for a capital crime, unless on pre
sentmenl or indictment of% grand jury.
Mr. Smithson's alleged crime was defined
anti deadly treason. He is a cilizeu and
not a soldier : but President Lincoln de
;*-at n>. grand jury nerd have any--
du w ; ih iln- business. The court
his grand jury. For the two wit
nesses prescribed by law, the court mar
-11:11 u,!i >' one, arot be perhaps a
‘••oundiii njdiug ot a creditor,
l, \ h rivn1 ' aipuy. And Abraham
JAncdn :« (he juage who thus, with a
'lyrh ot his rfvktess, lawless pen, chang* s
'he L iuni tor ihe trial ot treason.
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ments of tho glands, strengthens tho system,
makes the skin smooth and glossy. Horsos bro
ken down by hard labor or driving, quicsly re
stored by usingthe powder once a day. Nothing
will be found equal to it in keeping horsos up in
appearance. condition mid strength.
London and Interior Royal Mail Company's
CSLEBRATED BOMB OINTMENT,
A certain cure for spavin, ringbone, scratches
lumps, tumors, sprains, swellings, bruises, foun
derod leet, chillblai.'s. wind galls, contractions ol
tbe tendons, bone enlargements, Ac
Blood Powder 60c per 12 oz, packages: bine
Ointment >)c pet 8 ot. jar. Jio. 320 Strand. Lon-
.</ the /w t . /W.—Dear Sir.—With
u>er j our per 1 wish to say tu tne rea.i
era of your paper that I will •end, by return tnai
to all whu wi?b it tl'rre,.* a Receipt, wi»b full di
rections Id* making and using a fimplc \ -getable
Ba in, tk.t will eflet* ual.'y reiiuip i \ i t t ,p day.-!,
Pimples, Ulutcbes lm. ireeklr-. and all liLpor
itee oi the Skin. lf,i> mg thf - u-. c p. i;. clear,
smooth and beautilu!.
I-wii' also mail [roe U, bald Hoads,
or Bare Faces, simple dirocti.-.L? *r. i ir,:,,nr.v n
tr.at wiii er.ab.e them to start a u,
Luxuriant Hair, Whis>iors
lci*rthan thu ty Jaya,
AU app icatxoGß answered by return n..ni with
ut cLaryo. Reef.&otUilly y..ur<«,
iH-j> K CHAPMAN Chtix:,.-:.
Ml Br. Midway. New ork.
llO IWOKUIIILSW NKVEK ( EAhE
Nf rcer does Dr iußl 4.V Vaiiiun Lin-
nil i,t cror laii t.. s:<v ; t v e mo ; t rain.
Fbi* wponewfcua bus article. in: au <>l,l c *iaLr
l.shcd remedy htVTicc been used by thcunanda
dur,QK tbe iast fifteen years. Call on tbe agent
•' 1 *• i iJ• I -i l ain nblei with a tull dcscnpti >n r f this
uiatir remedy 1%..m genuine unless signed S.
1 T'liilAS. Depot. r 6 Curtlnndt sTert. New
Wrk .Sold by nil lol. j -'w-d.yw
’1- '' >hn/
V ~CT TO WITDEKTN AM) 1(M KKS ; <)F
CUn-J/H Ml - rre well
ro:r. poser, M - JOHN 7X » i HI.. organ-: am
bircotor » Mane of Hesry War! Bei-. ;
Ohurci. New j ork, wdi u?u the irv Junr.* rhe
pelt month to gire a .short cuur.-o ul infirm i v.
in Ktnm t.y, Jbo Organ ur M olr.di»..n. and L i .ro«
ranging, connected wi-h pm li • | erfrrrmn
the 0 gn v and Sacred Concern. tn- u J-i r Mat
ine terms. et<*.. may be nhta ned at tb*' >lu'io
Stores of 11. Klehcr AB o , and i ■ Me:l -r
noli-tdecn
, £^lf u . bs< * rlh, ‘ r offers for sale \v / ]
LKitH t..,\ Cl r* MI LL.S situated in t h K.'i. >
W afd. Alle*hooy City. This well fra-wo Mm h-n
rebuilt ia'ely, and ' optaio* .l.ur r t!
rranch durrs, wild all the iatetit uri mvt.i r. ,
chmery lor immufaHur'D* the i c-: br. k r;
rlour Knun p a t{Ov>d lc>ea] as wen x- rp,»-
custom J hu* in a rare ol sdc<' !> r b;i* •• . m“r
and .rmte a y wh • wuh to •. * ■ r.-hube
bu-ine-- to ,'*Ji at the Mi 1. wh e r.. tori
made known.
ucJl dri'diw
n' J- lIE.MISTR V. I r. r. ill IX
.imiiJ wiiL 1.! i m:, 1,1 ibe li . r
■-'U.I rj .^iurnlui.
J. F. H O FF n A \
DENTIST
•'I! ”■ r.U.iOd.
Improvement in Eye tight
Russian Spocuiclca,
Do YOl WANT YOrREYE M«UT
improved? Try the KiiksUii Pebbles
to STRENGTHEN and Itt-
SlGHT—this 'aot b;.« pr.M(Ma]-
ready to bacar. ds if people wh >t i. jutUr.n.
from drfooiive *ight. Iboy are
Imported direct from Russia
I\ r.ion tat, be soon at my offi.o with .auiia'ii u
Purchasers kto ODtiliOd to besupp.i.d in future
i the firs* ?h-'u!d fiiJ. froe of churtc ■ with ih r*e
lfi i o will always (iIVK .“sATI.Sr .A( TioN
.1. DIAMOND, Piaftit'al *> f 111;; td .
Jh Pjfth street, Bank Bi.u'k.
t.ii ard •.‘■dUt-'erfe;
ocJ-d Jtw
£jIKKSH ARRIVAL Ol
NEW DRV GOODS
A HA( US; N
< orner of Sib and Market Si,
1 RKNCH MERINuES
( ARHMERE.S
FINE WOOI. PLAIDS
( I.OAK.S ond SHAWI.S,
( GENTRY BLANKETS,
'•Vlill'E and PLAID FLANNELS
(rRF.Y I WIL’D FLANNELS,
DOMES IIC GOODS
Alway? in hand at the
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
D KMIKABU;
lIML WORKS FOR SALE.
The undcrsiguod will offer for salo their vaJh
able COAL WORKS, at
Port Perry, Allegheny eo.. Pa,
At I'd Look, on tho Memongahel* Biver, within
ia HII.ES OF THE CITY,
Together With team and pit roads, incline road,
and all the appnrtenanoes of the works, which
can at s if ht expense be put iu oompleto work
ing order m a short time. .
. MoOLOSKKY.VOSBRAVE i CO
Apply to * I
JOHN MOCLOBKBY, Port Perrv or
JOHN 8. OOSSHAVk, l 071 01
nol»-2wd lflfl Third street, Pittsburgh.
Prani *al Optician,
Fifth at., Pott liui dings.
BLOOD POWDER
McKeoßon Jl Korbins, New York.
Kt-enoh. Richards* Co,. Philadelphia.
I'OKRKNt EA M<’44AKlt,
Pittsburgh Drug Lioaae.
■ u * : Hyc* Corner KourtD aod Market atreei
U 4 Smlllili, lil Street
PiTjSfJ' 1
Li K It A 1
CAKLEI OPERA FLANNELS
A lull line of
Consiating ol about
20 aere* of Coal
70 Pit Wagon*,
84 Tenement*,
1 Large Store Henie,
1 Carpttnter Shop,
1 BlachtmlU) Sliop,
0 Holes,
1 set< Dry Doelu,
xNI ew Adv ertisements.
I- 8 iV jj> gt S-. v ' N
Blood-Sea rcher,
CUfiE OF ALL DISEASES
WIRE STATE OF THE BLOOD,
Serofit'a,
C'uueerouN Formations,
<utAneou* Diseases,
Erysipelas. Boils.
Pinples on the Face,
Sore Eyes, Neald Head,
Tetter Affections, Old
nml Si abhor.« Fleers,
Hheamatie Disorders,
Dyspepsia, Fostiveiiess
Jaundiee, Salt Rheum.
Mercurial Diseases,
General Debility,
Fiver Complaint,
Foss of Appetite,
Fow Spirits,
Female Coinplalait,
Fool Stomach
Together w ith all other
Disorders from an improper
condition of (he circulatory
system. As a general
Tonic, lt"» eifects are iuo.(
benignant, t»nd cannot
fall to benefit. where
Testimonial-*:
r | ,HE proprietor HAN I'ERTIPI*
h, . Bd '« *» » *««<1 »fatd
- ftbe “ too Ire® will off.i logs of ihoso
who hatebeon cored by the ii.ooj .'-earoher
fr nK. w !e! «it« the f itlowing .-
?"rl ~cr ~ Th e «orl,l Cbal
lenKed to PtMnee its Equal-The
pnanl -nw rn .-..tenicr-l of David McCreary,
ol Naioer T,,w,0h„.. Bel or,l I’ untv :
In Apn., ]i.-s, M near a< I v-i-, remember, a
'.‘"l'' . p,e 1,111 lp if.-ati-earai,-,: oa my upper
■U . wh-h soon became enlarged and acre. I
'?;• ! u';’’ ,‘ T \ 11 oh 11 Wl 'fitfol blue vit-o'u
„ '' ’. ec L ,- hindiny the -u-e extending, f
0‘ led I>r. E-j ol shelleburg. who pronounced
i- 1 v- 1 t I.K. and (.rerunbod a wash of sugar of
.ead anu bread poultices. Finding these reme-
J.es d p , avail. I coiled upon I)/. Shaffer, of
Lfavidsv,..". buioersot o.nmjr, whoaUo pronoun-
I'l tsn'-r.aud gave me intern J and
ext mul emedie thelatterc msirtingp incipal
n otcau lic-liur ail to no purpo.e as tne disease
c .1 cu J spreading toward the nose. I next used
weparvoin o! , c ir, ,he form of salve.
~ ■ r i time -hecr.rd the disease. botthoin-
I .mm.-.tnn ,oon incr.-ave l. I next called upon
i ■ to. or. of M. t Ic.itvilJe. Bedford county
’ 1 d “*" e C'ancer. and up’
t.t i'i.'ad w «“ t» » *»»*r (Miinß remedy,
but i bed no effect whatever in checking the
'rear o. i‘" I,fl ' emb<!r ' intheiame
*?"■ ? ois.a-e ha i eaten away a greater part
J 1 ilo a d a 'ached the nose, when I went to
.lit ..'not', wliero 1 consulted Prof. K. Mew
"'j;.,'. 1 Medical College- He pro
:L"i 1 ' ' i'l, !- ' 1 I ‘‘ 3 ’u'me 'i''' '.anfer. super
*, 4 ' ,V n ' r ' r,il ’ U ' M 01 Jiierrury. ’He ap
p a.iiUd, .. •• n n onr nud k-i ve me internalrem
!„ .'lid . f,e,u ' 1 K,, t the i* tiamniatWi was
l ' • Q renv.iv-m 1 1 l , liraary, lev,?, he pru
!* ! l ’;*V U,M H u f>r h»me. In A; ril.
t .1 ii.t.. •• KKHir. rc urnv.j. ilml so vie'ent vss'the
“ ‘ f ..' r V' v : ai L;*to in May
l r fnziat uihU«ain placed my
m o ho r t l;r - with ffjcm
rt.m,‘ led i.ti, teiuh-f. during which lime
ncyci -.ivery known remedy -md partly auc
> .edeu i t’bt. 'hiuj: tr;e dueaft, but when I re»
urr.c i me Uirre «r-e still ih-ec difrha-am*
Uhlcer. up r.u.,1 | ntl u-d Newbi„*s
I, ' r i n " / ! ’ a - Hl.-'i rntiiicr e thdt Ig t Irom
m -i err • n-.->d trwmg an
" r:! :ir i: 7 nose, tho
':i.t : fbeek. and had at>apk
• 1 ci. eri no a'l hit..e ol ever
r. • :i• ihe Ct>,.id only give
"*■' ' J P a-ude In Marco,
'* •' i'l'->■•d-Scarcber,” but
' ' *' 1 Idiih jt, I was
•sinii-ncea u inz it • hot I
: ’ n wt *e .iav by dasb and
i. feht-ed drying p I
v i r *l boitio taken
■' • a ruiraale. I used a
i haie bt*e:i heal hier
: 1; :cn Voi>rs. .»I
- o'-iy di>6gured, 1 nn\ : ull
• ’ lienee who hs.s spared
• n.' ' eon d. ne 'through (lie
i.i! 10-v'i improTed Bi od
-I>A\ ID (VioChHAtiV,
* ■:b n , l r ! ' r; '" 1 ,r,:f ii /« rfi »- August,
• - -- 1 VI : '- '■ be ol too Juli e- , 1 the
: ' r b ". "W b Hoiulaysburg,
1 '. r: - 1 1.-HN O'K, K\ .J o
K.-owth ol
a all u; tr.-rhe. in
•ruyl< ! t . . i '
"■ ‘DiC i. - i.
iruit
!' ly . i - ;. i.t s •
I c; a -
Vf>ry w. , 1
' uu: r . . * 1 j; .
ft%U ' 1 ; I r • • I,
-•mPiu.-.1. . i -
:ny rii.v «- . • t
four ». m
’ h i a n . \»> i ..
Vmi/\ :ny
• • ! t •) t■l, . 01,1,
J S'lud
< OiiiplitiiK * b v liudsoj'n
i lupro >«<( l; I>, «t Marcher
1. 1 AI pi ,s> N 'y, ...
- l ry ) F r, \.r , r ,. ,
Ju-'l'f t t f.
■ic Ti.
• •• r f-». r,c ifcc
“ ‘ 1 ‘ H ..ir v- utu y_
* •: e . a v |/a or:, a-cordite
i -• y<ars Ago I
. •''•tw’ecr. u •- *b uliien-,
i,, - kt ., -f. 1 , '-‘ Q ' ,{i ‘* "-a; petits ciiUl*
, ■ «>• t-fee elds I
w ilk ■ |,V‘. h "' 1 :'" u J ha’-d.y
l»',t lull' I MM, • i • L nii" , •
;V' ; n f n v-•>»»
|. -d ■ - *'i I ice. .= afe t, ree t-aiend it
•Wnv " ’V r 1 ' ' !l v,r r \ se ' l - 5eK . ki.'nr-ri] de
. 5 - ' ’ Ja '.-herdis ares atiai: g
uT '[ J . W " U!d r, ° ifcet °
M K D!> ? r • oel o |! enc J«muy
...i ?n i , V rl, KUP?.
A'l" i, •- " ' " n ' ! V* March
\ • el ,. r -' m# J «*'-> -LEV, JP.
' • r ’, K '_f: 5 . ' •••/ FranJcj«t frn,
.r' ,f ' 1 oi B air and
Mkua.:'™” {cx '' l:l, «*' character
Am.llicr Caa- ol NroiuU < are.l bi
t.ludte} ’s tlloml Ncurclit r.
lim-'-'iYi'i" '*;- J wh 'Y :! 1 th.lt LinJaii'.
lull ■ mini „n h■ r to =:*n * 1 will i- ■- rtj. i
non: T are „::i. ■ .• pe-.te and Uro*-«tiimllt>*
iSlv,:^
, r™ J 84 '' 1 ' I, ‘ J : liir n numb, r
“r. j 1 h J - ' a . lJ b - r m > - I bystcia sto
thui'T" " • U 1 ' i' l ' l lbroi- >oar Iwoasob.d
n l „ U,: ' i ' , e '' b " ' CI o! bed. l
trif.l •. ine f-Lnooier snd ,b e best i.h.s
h«f n , , '}*' " Pr"''-re. nnhout an;
an’’i'l hi r « 1“" °'. n! “ utJ «r> *in< worse
ol ,“ ! - J */" w '" eaten
m , d , mtl '“ v u;ijk ••hooloer and
*• “• ‘ V®' r ' nw - an 1 1mi do far
ro •uooi. tba! r.' m :„i ti.e e«orv often t.e“
sore fo ;uo\ •• n.e it. bed- l'nis wa.- -a\ ernditi n
?kT- C , , Wi ‘f 'tr■ " d by la '' M ' r " Wo'f
«h, -‘ lotr '' ' ,ur totlTfrad M.-od-rearcber.
whitn. r. m._ k r-.,! r-uel. and the -atia-action c i
my nr-d' I 3'. .n dneovered was htl; it.g me I
eon to, nan noun "In, and g,in-d n.-ran dlythat
to-,, - dTHbyiof than one rear 1 e!t able t„‘
' ' 1,1 -»n-i.j r. joint- •.*uiv household
»?<•«• a ; -J l.e Joiet.' . WO. 0 all ."ea'el
ndo-vetf.d wi.h .sound, hu.ikn> ,l„ s h ..»d Jrti;
i> a . a •- lueatt . ,!).• I ■„„i i„ r , ,
” 1 » rr ' r injr blu.sed with
! - Si ' U ~tAKN-v,
-dm tool; ootlDty (’a
Near hMerc
i' ' tH>5.
I A lll ''-' 1 -' 1 M ' ,tb “ uriutuu.- tailor on the
I SttTr “ B | d Jf i!T a Ur tr i m ' ,uan> ro/sdles which
I otter ' Hind lm ire-1 w.s persuaded by W M
Barn- A i .to tr.- L nd=ev ’sir proved tilc.od
rea- ier. ana n w, s x weak, after using the
I rooon.l bottle, pronounce mygell car d The tot
I ter hr keoul something over rn* year ago. on the
I inside of my a mi. emending from ihe elbows
down i.. the wris.a also on my iaco, immodiate-
I ly ur-.ind then, outh and.ehin. and cotitir ue d toh
a lierl r: torment tomiuon cured hr the Blood'
>enrcher My arms wero at times aim., t u eleas
owing to Ihe doe p cracKs andsoes on thuwi. liable
° blet i at at any tiui* on the lease exertion t
I nit or won-, and Ai.metmicß so itejv I 'nit
scarcely itw.«.h tearing off my fleer i b,.,'„
. I. leu-rrel weeks, and I fer ,t in ~0
>tr I.t. dje>. ;,ud to thf J'Ulli ' e'ueraJiv t,-,
make this statement nhopethst th.rs like my
“ne<
JAI-iE X Wit SON.
, , , , nnirk.
• •V n;■ and subscribe nef-.rr- -ve oner./th*
>t' , " , ““f , .ru*s' 1 r u l, *Wii y •'
AN.. I
itU'KHI • J , . |, h j. ..
J.M. I.iiulsoy-1.e.. •• .fV,. ,
uuio! yum ino<lino<-: i 1 .. u . l!r , ,j., /e
n e would lu-t nr that > in-lic.uo has cored
» cftri' of hj.t li c «. COUlii • f |
n-ar:.: tll-fl shwaf ei.-l.in .ff h- 1..,1y : ; ; lr^
yu > cijul-i e.c mo imows worn . -1,., .a . ....
-leht>. I “U.. w, and the f 1,.»„ „ , r „ wi , .
eery last. 1 oar Wo »i Searcher „ .u, OV( . r
tho country. In. t-e-ple ere »« r much leased
Wi.li the n.e.ro Case l louse r.nd in, sui.intn
cl otir acji/UM and oblige us
ij.uistruly
A> A TjNIL, it ha* uo fqual ' I'mika ihe
many me mixttues called ‘ Bute:-,’ ii create* d i
laJse appetite. but (rives tone and vipor to the
sysum grndail'y and perm-menily.
BEWARE OF rorJV'TERFEITS.
DR. LIXDSEVs oi I- Xl'l .S £ Bl omi
SEARCHER, has J M Faiton, Sole
Printed ob each Label. Refufle ail others * ?enl,
J- Iff. FULTON, Dnjggiat,
Whoie.-ale aud Retail Agent,
Wos. 0, iXB 69, Rif, H fcTBEIT,
S9-Io Whom aU : rde« must bt dtr«ie<L li '
IMPROVED
K"R iJ, I-
AKr>l • FROM AN’
SUCH AH
u*e<l preftorvingiy, and
according; to directions
-New E> l<lf n<>«.
JOHN KAI.iTON A Co.,
LlJertoij, fndiju.o .station
New Advertisements.
c u AB L> iiINE.
st«ai t# l)D«ei8tovB ai Liverpool.
Tbe First class Powerful Steamships,
««»ON I EEItAR
MARATHON. | faipoi,.
% r, i‘ L SAII FROM HEW
,T?, lk °?' ory alternate Wednesday,
jmlK every alternate
and from Queonatown
every alternate Wednesday '••*«ou#wwn
, ?*®® r JX? . P “W» from Liverpool or Queens
t? ’ is 3 ! 1 ? to J d ’ °, r . its equivalent in ourrenoy.
From New Fork to Liverpool, 3*55 In oorreMy
OUlON.^Tul^f.:Ne P £fc'Yr LUA “ S 4
Win 10.1 J HOS - H ‘ RATTIGAN, Aft,
,"3 122 MonongahMaHonan. Water
0028-lyd Successor to Thos. Battigan.
Passage from England ft Ireland
$21,00.
EIJROPEAS AdIESCY.
THOMAS H. KATTIUAS,
European Agent, 122 Monongahe-
SgKKV Is House. Pitttborgb, Pa., Is pre
pared to bring out or send .back
pc Mongers from or to any part of the old country
either by steam nr railing paoketa
bIHHT DRAFTS FOR SALE payable in any
part of Europe.
Agect for the Indianapolis and Cincinnati
KaiiroaA Aten, -Agent for tbe old Black Star
Line ot bailing Pa'kett. ard for the linei of
Steamers saxhng between New York. Liverpool.
Glasgow and Galway.
Having succeeded the above in the European
Passage and Exchange Business, the undersigned
solicits the patronage of hia former customers,
and the pubha in general, and is prepared to set
tle all outstanding tran« actions in full.
no2B-lin THOS. H EATTIGAN.
Qrß RETAIL DEPARTMm-
GLOVES,
GLOVES,
MUSQUETIER KIO GLOVES,
Cashmere Gloves ft Gauntlets,
Of Ladies’ Cashmere
SCARFS&, LADIES’SILK SCARFS
We have a largo supply and soil vrry
cheap. A new invoice of
IWILACI, counts & SETS,
Laces and Embroideries,
New and elegant styles,
AT WHOLESALE
We offer the Urgeat and best stock oi
Hosiery and Gloves
in the city, and at the lowest prices
MACRIJM & GLIDE
78 MARKET STREET,
B-twoev, Fourth and Diamond.
Have Advanced in the East,
But we continue to sell, until further notice, oi
Goods in our l.no at prices reduced
FULLY TWENTY PER CENT,
From last Weapon's Rates,
W. », & 11. MeCALLUM,
no- J , Sa. S 7 FOURTH STREET.
:\EW WINTER LOOM
\\> r F - WOULD CAUL THE ATTEN
▼ ▼ oi buyers to uur uock of
GOODS
All the newest styles ol fore ga and dome-ti-:
CASSIMfcRES AND COATING
W ith a and choice se ection ui
silk and mmm mm
w. H. M GBL & CO.,
143 FEHERAL BTRFET,
L’t-rocr Markt t hgoare. Allegheny City. Pa i
teg-CUT THIS OCT.*®B
IMIOTOfiBAPB .HU'lts,
Morocco Albums, Holding 30 Pietres.
SI 50! 81 50!! $1 60!!
Mor-c.-u A.tiums floidl; g 3n t icture
-32 50! $2 50!! $2 60!!
Mo.-.L' jAihuti liold.ng 40 Fiolurei, •
$3 501 $8 501! $3 50!!!
Aiuroc,-,, ft 5O Pictu-es,
34 00 ! $4 00!! $4 00!!.!
More coo Albums Holding 60 Pictures,
$4 50! $4 60!! $4 60!!!
Morocco Albums Hold ng 80 Pictures,
$5 00! - $6 00!! $5 00!!!
Morocco Albums Hoi Hog ii*j Pictures
® 6 60 ! $6 60!! $6 60!!!
Less than Wholesale Piije,,
Less than Manufaolu.ers’ Prices,
Less than Auction Prices.
livery Album warranted, and tatisfaotion to
the purchaser guaranteed. -nunsouon to
L “f se * t > Breatest Assortment and
l owiat Prices In tbe aty, at
MT’loik’S
Photograph Alba.o and Picture Em
poriuui,
_^;i 8 Opposite the Postoffioe. Fifth at.
Wholesale and Retail
0 H ¥ ii o O I> S
C L (f A li S .
J. W. Barker & Co.,
59 MARKET STREET,
PITTSBURGH,
Goods by the piece or package, or
m length to suit, at Eastern
prices.
P. ME RTS,
Wholesale and Retail dealer in and manufac
turer of
**”*\ o Bo rn MiO
8008, SBOIS AND 61IT18S,
IN ALL THEIR VARIETIES,
No. 125 FEDERAL STREET
0018-lyd ALLEGHENY CIIY, PA.
]{« BBLS. PPTTT VS BLAim^ afl
M.*W Just received and for Bale by
_ eso. A. KELLY.
© Federal Allegheny,
New Advertisements,
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GLOVES,
M IYct u RlKs!®r^?^*s«Jr
inittee taiu pie- sure in anponneirffi;™, c °m-
GKORGk' f|/.' b Th P e“^om 5,
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him S e^° kenS ’ Sk6t;b ' 88 ‘* rraD * ed wd road by
Vi IPPUS. « Wae d , U „ 1t M.Trw L o L i D Jr "
_Z Lecture Uommiitee.
1%/ALKIXG DOILB, HOBB^i
charmingarlicloa snitable fo?' d hondreda o:
Christmas & Holiday Presents^
Juat arrived at ‘
P-EfISIiSK & SCHWARZ,
rancy Gooda aud Toy House,
16iSmithfioid Ure«t.
P ARTHEKBHIP
-hw which exyted betweon J.AM. Kdrain in
the busitovs of h-.u'mg. wai dissolved by mot'nal
comen: u,.00 the r.th d-y Hecembe?lBo2
i?fnL--V‘" s °£ tte late in the hands ef
Ji hn fvi ;am for settlement, and he onlv is
autnorized t > rig i receipts or any other paDere
pzrtainlrs -o the business ofsrid fi-m
JOHN KILEAIS,
M. KILRAIN.
H'piflCFS I2 Th 1 AT TO W
Three brick houses aod lots
ronting on Fine street l'uquesne Borough each
g^^fcLtre^ind^fu
P=w I^%o'ta hr0 e e Jh W ?h^^„„ f rL l d dW o e e l &
p.cuthWasons
OOKLAJD S PRICES—
n . CaHD üb!e Soloaud Double Uone!
»i; do u.j Dress Boots, $3; Men’s Double
,ole hec vy Balmorals. $1 90; Men’s Doublolole
tougre s Gaiters, $2 2ft; Mop's Brogans of aS
aeei 8.1 : Women s Double Sole sewed
BaHuomil B '*] 1 1 W° mm .’ 8 Moroco ° tewed heel
h ra l B, omen s ecstom made sewed
heel Loots, si; Women's Congress Gaiters. 900.
L l '®.? cc rr la;c ," assortment of Misses’ and fchlL
drees Shoo-at low p-ioes, at
HO. 98 MARKET STREET,
. 2d door from sthstreet.
W HEELER A VIUOI’B ~
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AWARDED THE
hiiihfnt preniuhs
AT THE
ITSRflii I‘JON aL i'XiilßlfiOfli, 10SD01UK68
Industrial Exposition, Fans, 1861,
In competition wi.h all the loading Sewing Ma
chines In Europe and America, and the
United States Acricu’tural .Is ooiation; Metro
poliun Me-htni-.’lo I.late,W ashington; Frank
lin Ins ant.. Phi aielphia; Mechanics’ As,oeia
tion, lioiun; American Institule, New York ;
Maryland Institute, Baltimore; Mechanics’ As
sociation, Cincinnati; Kentucky Institute, Loais
vilie ; Mechanics’ Institute, San Franoisoo; and
at every state and County Fair wheie
Exhibited this Season.
125.000 OF THESE MAT HINES
Have already been Sold,
A tact wnich speaks louder than words o( the
succeiw i-opuJdrUf r.- Wheeler <& wil
son’s Family benlo* Machine -the
oheaj/oet Machine in tbe world.
BECAUSE IT IS THE BEST,
Every Machine warranted for 3 Tears.
CUSTOICItHS HISS KOTSntO PtJRCHAEISG.
INSTRUCTIONS FREE.
Always happy lo exhibit cn 1 explain them.
A* Ciroulirs, co.'.taioing an ciplanati-.n of the
machine, with is tlmocl.is from ladies of the
ghost Tocial Handies, siren on application
eiihor in rerson or b/ mail.
wn. summer* c«..
Agent; for the Western States and Western Pa.
Principal Officos and Wholesale Emporiums.
*° 87 F,fu * PITTSBURGH, PA,
Pike’s Opera House OINCINNATL 0.
Masonic Temple..
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KNAKE S PIANOS ABE NOW CON
rtderod the boat in tho world. H&i&M
Eroa., Pianoe are the best Pianos in the oonntr*
at the price: Qrovestine <fc Ca*s Piksoa foil?
octave rotewoo t Pianos are i oily warrants*
*280; Mmjhall A Travert P.rior S2P&*J
CHARLOTTE BLUMK, 43 JNfth dns
ns2l Sole scant for the above
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MRS. GAMP.
UPWARDS OF
LOUISVILLE, KY,